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Story in MANY Pics: 82nd Annual Hyundai Sun Bowl – Washington St defeats Miami 20-14

Andres Acosta December 26, 2015 2 Comments

It was one for the history books for the 82nd Annual Hyundai Sun Bowl game, from the hyper-competitive offenses of Washington State and Miami, to the hard-hitting defenses from both teams, the game was a classic Southwestern Shootout. AND it snowed.

Andres Acosta was on the sideline and brings you his view of the game with today’s Story in Six (well, more like 69) Pictures. Scroll and share to your heart’s desire!

About Andres Acosta

Photojournalist / Sports Photographer I am fueled by the challenge to capture that "Special Moment" Covering : Sporting events at all levels which include youth, Prep, College and Professional Special Events: Concerts Fashion Beauty Pageants Do you have an event that you want us to cover? Email me at- photos.epheraldpost@gmail.com Andres is available for freelance assignments and travel throughout Texas and New Mexico

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2 comments

Mike
December 27, 2015 at 12:31 am

Saw the 82nd Sun Bowl on the tube, but your up close sideline pics made me feel as if I was there. Thank 4 sharing yur pics Mr. Acosta
gmaillogin
December 27, 2015 at 7:54 am

I can live with the targeting call… although there was a hit on a UM reciever that was just as much targeting that went uncalled… I will give that Miami was caught holding a lot… that said WSU got away with a ton of holds… But the block in the back to take away the go ahead score was just a bad call… the reciever was already in the end zone when the contact happened and the contact was just weak at best…

All of that said… Miami’s OC blew that game by taking the ball out of Kaaya’s hands with a HB pass… in a blizzard… with your offense moving the ball with little problem and 3 minutes to play…